The spellcheck defying Dananananaykroyd are back again with another single on 7". 'Pink Sabbath' comes sleeved-up in excellent style with a comical drawing of a metal man rocking some devil horns.. Looks like every day is Donnington 'round his. This fantastic single has definite shades of the mighty Drive Like Jehu, not something I'd say light...view item »

Dananananaykroyd are back with a new 7"- 'Black Wax' - which is a mellower beast than the awesome 'Pink Sabbath'. It reminds me a little in construction of the last Sonic Youth album, it's got this easy going anthemic pop thing going on, the guitars chime rather than scream & it's got this spindly art-rock attitude throughout with some nic...view item »

Dananananaykroyd have finally got around to knocking out a full length record and boy i'm ready for a brawl! So here it is....pioneering, self proclaimed 'Fight pop' all packaged up in beautiful Keaton Henson artwork and ready for you make an investment. 'Hey Everyone' includes alot of previously released material so i'm sure you'll be familiar wit...view item »

DananananananananAYCKROYD!! DananananananananAYCKROYD!! I love doing that like it's the old Batman TV show theme tune, but enough about me. After some label troubles the six-track 'Sissy Hits' finally comes out on Holy Roar and it's pretty much win. Going from poppy, mathy bits to Hot Snakes-y bits to lurching heaviness (bits) and doing them all ra...view item »

Here is a new 7" fast vocal guitar led tune for driving on PCP by
DANANANANAYKROYD from Glasgow. They describe themselves as fight pop which
pretty much pictures the powered up fuel hungry crash and bang of this record.
Rough and tumble on the streets of Glasgee. Crunchy crunchy Glassy Facey...view item »

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